FLO RIDA
GRANDSTAND: $49.00
VIP PIT: $185.00
PIT: $69.00
TRACK: $59.00
BLEACHERS: $39.00
PIT DAY OF: $69.00
TRACK DAY OF: $59.00
GRANDSTAND DAY OF: $49.00
BLEACHERS DAY OF: $39.00
VIP PIT DAY OF: $185.00
TICKET SALE DATES
GRANDSTAND / VIP PIT / PIT / TRACK / BLEACHERS Public Onsale: November 17, 2023 10:00 AM to August 22, 2024 11:59 PM
PIT DAY OF / TRACK DAY OF / GRANDSTAND DAY OF / BLEACHERS DAY OF / VIP PIT DAY OF Public Onsale: August 23, 2024 12:00 AM to August 23, 2024 11:00 PM
Friday, August 23, 2024
Doors: 5:30 PM Show: 7:00 PM
PIT: $69.00
Floor: $59.00
Grandstand: $49.00
Bleachers: $39.00
*Prices do not include taxes and fees
SPECIAL CHAMPLAIN VALLEY EXPO VIP EXPERIENCE:
$185 includes one pit ticket, access to a VIP lounge with complimentary hors d'oeuvres, two drink tickets at a private cash bar, games, and private bathrooms.
ADA TICKETS:
Tickets to the ADA section can be purchased via the Box Office at 1-800-514-3849
TICKETS PURCHASED IN ADVANCE INCLUDE ADMISSION TO THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FAIR!
Disclaimer: Tickets purchased day-of show will need to purchase tickets to the Champlain Valley Fair. Admission price will be included in the ticket fee day of. Prices do not include parking. The show occurs rain or shine. Umbrellas are not allowed. No outside food or drink is permitted. No firearms are permitted. Tickets are non-refundable or exchangeable.
ABOUT FLO RIDA
Born Tramer Dillard on September 17, 1979, Flo Rida was raised by a single mother in Miami’s rough neighborhood of Carol City, Florida. Music helped Flo Rida stay on the straight path. His father was a talented musician who encouraged his son to express himself through music. Growing up, Flo Rida was exposed to all kinds of music, thanks in large part to his sisters, some of whom formed a local gospel group. When he was a teenager, Flo Rida found local success rapping with a group called the Groundhoggz. At 18, he became the hype man for Fresh Kid Ice from 2 Live Crew. Eventually, Flo Rida caught the attention of DeVante Swing, formerly of famed R&B group Jodeci and spent a few ears in Los Angeles working with him. Unable to land a record deal, Flo Rida returned home to Miami and in the late 2006 hooked up with Poe Boy Entertainment and its CEO, Elric “E-Class” Prince.
In December 20, 2006 Flo Rida inked a deal with Atlantic Records and in 2009 started his own management company, Strong Arm, with longtime friend and manager, Lee “Freezy” Prince. With the success of his management company Flo Rida and Lee “Freezy” Prince launched their own record label, IMG, in June 2011. With his musical success Flo Rida got back to his roots of giving back and started “Big Dreams for Kids” a nonprofit foundation that is committed to inspiring future leaders.